OGP

OGP is known to all anglers, it stands for Ole Gregersen Paint . Ole is a visionary within end tackle, his eye for color combinations on the flashes is impressive. The spinnerbassen is probably the most well-known, since it is made in everything from UL (6g) up to over 50g. So both coastal fishermen, put fishermen and trolling fishermen can use the end tackle. The spinnerbassen is a complete all-rounder, which comes in different types, which are the spinnerbassen, the slim spinnerbassen, the UL spinnerbassen, the put&take spinnerbassen, the scale spinnerbassen, the slim scale spinnerbassen and the XXL spinnerbassen.

The spinning bass can be rigged in many ways, directly on the braided line or on a nylon or flourocarbon leader. A bead is added after, 2x split rings (or 1 split ring and 1 tipped ring) also a treble hook or single hook (Single hook S-61 is the best-selling). The spinning bass must be able to run freely on the line, then it will also have a more elegant walk in the water. The strength of the spinning bass is clearly at spin stop, where it spins sideways (give a jerk with the rod tip and make it dance to the other side). Color combinations are fantastic, I don't actually dare to guess how many there are, but know that there are more than 200+ different No. 2, so you can easily find one for any day's fishing.

In addition to the usual way to rig the through-line, there is also the angle rig, which should give more and better hooking. Accessories for the angle rig can be found at www.fluer.dk

We recommend that you keep the spinning bass in a neoprene or leather case so that they do not bump into each other. There is a good neoprene case from Owner, called Owner Cultiva, it comes in 3 sizes (S, M and L).

The spinning bass comes in many sizes, we have the following in stock:

No. UL - This model weighs just 6g and is perfect for your UL rod. In the Put&Take lakes there may be a little splash of color in the spinning bass, or some very common ones such as silver, copper and natural colors, it can vary a lot from day to day. No. 0 - A light model in 8g which can again be easily used for Put&Take lakes, but certainly also on the coasts, a small light model which farts over mussel banks and along the coasts.

No. 1 - Then we start to gain weight, a no. 1 weighs 11g and is a great bait on the coasts.

No. 2 - One of the best-selling sizes for the Danish coasts, no. 2 weighs 14g and is the best-selling.

No. 3 - For the slightly more open coasts, we start to go up in weight, but 18g has a fantastic casting weight, so you really get some distance from the fishing.

No. 4 - The 22g is clearly for the open coasts, but don't be fooled, the heavier ones can clearly also be used in the Danish fjord systems with a good speed.